Nothing But Overdates Thread
richardshipp
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I can start it but y'all will have to carry on as I think this is my only one...
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<< <i>Damn Stone, Nice display of a couple of hundred thousand dollars >>
Wish they were all mine
But, I can say that at least 2 or 3 are
How about a denomination overdate?
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And this used to be thought of as an "overdate" but is now known to be simply a repunched date...
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1918/7 Buffalo nickel
1909/8 Double Eagle
EAC 6024
this 1806 O-104a does fit the definition.
This is the third use of this obverse die, thus its striking characteristics.
This obverse die was used, annealed, overdated, hardened and then used again.
1811/09 10c PCGS VF25
EAC 6024
<< <i>Here is one you don't see everyday
That one is very
It looks like the engraver couldn't find his 8 punch and being the smart individual he was, he just took his 3 punch and punched it in backwards and then punched it in the correct way to create an 8.
Although the results didn't seem to work out as well as he hoped!
QN
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Thank's for posting that.That's a first for my viewing.
<< <i>Here is one you don't see everyday
Maybe 1893 was equal to 1393 by the Peruvian calendar and the engraver was trying to be "cute".
Then again, maybe not.
<< <i>That one is very
It looks like the engraver couldn't find his 8 punch and being the smart individual he was, he just took his 3 punch and punched it in backwards and then punched it in the correct way to create an 8.
Although the results didn't seem to work out as well as he hoped!
QN >>
And I can say with a great deal of certainty that this coin WAS NOT used in the year of the overdate
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